“As the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee marked the fourth anniversary of the passage of the Federal IT Acquisition Reform Act (FITARA) with the releases of the seventh iteration of its scorecard, there was plenty to celebrate.”
“No agency received an “F” grade for the first time. While there were no “As” either, there were 11 “Bs” and every agency either improved or stayed the course.”
“In the aftermath of FITARA 7.0 scorecard and hearing, as I’ve done for the past six, here are my three takeaways:”
“No “A” by May, but pretty close
The Department of Health and Human Services was mired in the FITARA basement with five “Ds” before inching up to a “C-” last May. So HHS officials launched a new initiative to improve their scores, but more importantly change the culture of the agency…” Read the full article here.
Source: HHS is latest agency to begin to figure FITARA out – By Jason Miller, December 17, 2018. Federal News Network.
